The theory of the clock

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Throughout life, we meet a lot of people, happy, depressing, enterprising, laborious, loose, intellectual, friendly, unreliable, positive and a few more, practically countless. Of all these people a few come to set guidelines in our lives, breaking paradigms that we could have had and teaching us different perspectives of life, while others simply pass and their contribution is minimal, or instead of contribute only try to destroy. All of this depends on how you were raised, how your behavior is and how you relate to your neighbor (a neighbor is anyone who surrounds you or is part of your environment).

In the barely 20 years I own, I recognize that I lack a conglomerate of wisdom and intelligence to acquire, but in turn I have learned many rules that have helped me to be the person I am today. Most of these "rules of life" have been learned by reading different books of the Bible, others by people who have marked my life and others simply by thinking about something that a person commented on.

A few days ago the director of my school commented a bit about a theory that set a pattern in his life, this theory had been shared by a friend who holds a very important position, which has facilitated the power to share his ideals to many people. He does not let pass this type of opportunity shares with everyone who can a theory, which tells us about an aspect of life, this is called "Theory of the Clock"

Suppose that life is a clock, the context in which we live the dial of that clock, in turn, the enumerations of the dial a specific moment of our life and the hands that will indicate us by which moment of our life we are passing. As we all know the dial has an enumeration, in which the number 12 becomes the top of the whole clock, and the 6 the bottom. It is also well known that our life is based on relationships and we are always relating to the people around us. Starting from this there is a hand that indicates the current moment of our life and the other the one of the person with whom we are relating. Now, there will be times when our hand will mark the number 12 and the hand of our neighbor on the 6th, which means that we are passing through the cusp of some area of our life and our neighbor by the lowest of his. But this watch has a battery, so it will continue to move its gears and we will not be forever at that much desired peak. On the contrary, we will move and give perhaps a few laps, where it is very likely that our neighbor will reach the top and we at that moment will be in the number 6.

In conclusion…
Our whole life is related to our neighbor because there are always people around us who share or have a certain connection with us. We must also keep in mind that there will be moments of abundance and prosperity, where we will feel that we are at the top. But at the same time there will be moments of scarcity and tragedies where we have to fight big battles and probably need some support, so if we have not related in a good way with our neighbor, I do not think we will receive much help!

As many say "Life gives a thousand turns," and many times it is true what the famous Newton law or law of gravity says: "everything that goes up has to go down". Two sentences that I understood in a precise moment of my life. So, let us not neglect our relationship with our neighbor, much less have a bad deal with him, on the contrary, serve him with appreciation and dedication, as did the personality of Jesus Christ in his time.

Images Taken:
http://www.fondoshd.com/fondo/reloj-de-bolsillo/400
http://www.importancia.org/relaciones-humanas.php
http://formacioncivicayeticaest87.blogspot.com/2015/10/reglas-normas-su-diferencia-y-las-leyes.html
http://mx.depositphotos.com/17154401/stock-photo-wall-clock.html
http://www.iurd.com.ve/blog/2013/11/14/palabras-que-lastiman/

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